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The most comparable keyboard to the Cooler Master is the Razer BlackWidow. Although the switches are branded Razer Green, they’re produced in partnership with Kaihua Electronics, which has been making switches for almost as long as Cherry has. The Green switch is the rough equivalent of the Cherry MX Blue, with a slightly higher actuation point, and a heavier touch. The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team just published a blog update detailing how future sets of beta keys for the game will be sent out. Key recipients will be selected from a pool of people that've completed a survey. The survey is a simple template intended to judge your CS savviness, combined with an automated peek at your hardware. Copy this into a Windows Explorer address bar to open Steam and start the survey: steam://takesurvey/2/El conjunto integrado por NikoM, Godman, NCH, Straka y nbl ganó el torneo con un doble 16-12, tras encontrarse en desventaja en los dos mapas: de_cache y de_mirage. Según lo determinó la organización, NikoM fue el jugador más destacado de la final, mientras que NCH se convirtió en el primer jugador en consagrarse tricampeón en la Debion.The world of esports is growing fast, and broadcast matches like this one happen every day. But what’s special about this match is that it didn’t take place in Counter-Strike: it was played in SOCOM: Source, a remastering of 2002 PlayStation 2 exclusive SOCOM. With Insurgency as the base for now, a small group of fans is modding in SOCOM’s third-person perspective and crosshairs, rebuilding classic maps, modeling classic characters, and writing logic for their favorite game modes.

More than anyone else, I feel sorry for the developers of Siege, who have made the game of their careers. It is an absolute peach, but while they're firefighting so many issues there's no time to look at long-term refinements for balance and maps. It's like Ubisoft's management doesn't comprehend just how good Siege is or how much its potential is harmed by Ubisoft's servers and uPlay.Perhaps Siege is seen internally as potential sequel material, Ubisoft's own Call of Duty cookie-cutter, rather than a platform to be grown over time. That would be so short-sighted—and such a waste of potential—that it has to be called mismanagement. Siege's quality is so high in parts that the game could become a serious e-sports platform and, given time, might even surpass the mighty Counter-Strike.It's a huge slap in the face to those people, who supported us. I didn't feel it was right for us to do that. The decision to go free-to-play was made, and that's just something we have to live with. If it means the failure of our game, so be it, but I don't think it was right for us to screw the people who paid a lot of money to support our game. I think the best thing for us to do is do the best we can to raise exposure for TI, and try to take it from here.I'm still doing some TI, like new content. We have a really small team -- two programmers and two artists, as well as myself. Being a free-to-play game, you have to be constantly adding new content, and that's one of the things that we weren't really entirely prepared for. We knew what we had to do, but it's a lot of work. You're almost never stopping adding content. We can't leverage the community because, the way our game works, we have to do all of the models, all of the levels ourselves, whereas with CS:GO you can leverage the community.- CS:GO Double Withdraw Helper

Valve is a juggernaut in gaming thanks to Steam, the dominant online marketplace for PC games, and we’ve been excited to see the result of its hardware efforts since we first caught wind of its mythical PC console back in 2012. When we eventually sat down with CEO Gabe Newell, he outlined an exciting vision for the future: a gaming PC with all of Steam’s killer features that would be as convenient and comfortable to use on the couch as a console.Things started off on the wrong foot when Valve remained characteristically opaque about its decision to ban the iBP players. When speaking of Valve’s investigation, one of those players, Montreal’s own Keven “AZK” Larivière, said, “I never really had a talk with them…for two or three weeks we didn’t receive any words. “Nothing was regulated, there were no rules in place…it’s just something that’s never happened before and I know they’re using us as an example for everyone,” he continued.It took the Hearthstone community less than a day to work out that the cheeriness of the emotes was directly proportional to the amount of salt they triggered in your opponent. Got Tirion from your Unstable Portal? “Happy Feast of Winterveil!” Your Piloted Shredder just spat out a Millhouse? “Happy Feast of Winterveil!” Some heroes’ delivery is more annoying than others. Jaina, who’s insufferably smug cow at the best of times, is the absolute pits. As this Reddit thread notes, Winter Veil has completely changed the BM game. Against this backdrop of humbuggery, we decided to be the change we wanted to see in the Hearthstone world, by creating a deck that gave back...Just a couple of weeks after announcing its recruitment of the former Skyred Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team, Australian esports organization 24/7 Esports has cut ties with the group over allegations that its players were involved in match-fixing.

Now the fun begins. It's time to start choose your streaming platform.However, in the CS:GO community, evidence of a secret match-fixing underbelly to the well-established pro scene became a catalyst for the discussion of broader issues in Counter-Strike. If people pointed to match-fixing in Starcraft II as a point of similarity between eSports and “real sports,” the match-fixing scandal in CS:GO began to show important differences between the two.But there are other, more sneaky ways to make yourself a tidy sum via the Steam marketplace. Some users run "bots" that watch the marketplace and quickly nab any weapon that falls within particularly profitable requirements. The user can then take the botted items and sell them on for profit, with minimal effort required.Being absolutely honest about your skill, as I have above, is probably in your interest. "Over the coming months we will make selections from the survey participants. Sometimes we might add experienced players, other times new players. Sometimes 1.6 players, sometimes CSS players, sometimes people who have played neither."

"There are over 550 million firearms in worldwide circulation. That's one firearm for every 12 people on the planet. The only question is: How do we arm the other 11?" - Weapons dealer Yuri Orlov.Perhaps physical visits aren’t the answer, though maybe this type of solution will evolve to that of something like ProctorU, yet for eSports. Give someone control over your PC during play, and let them scan for illicit services before you play. But even that is a logistical nightmare and something that is impractical and a bit radical on its face.Some Steam games allow players to buy, sell, and trade in-game items, which can be sold on the Steam marketplace for real-world money. Some rare items, like colorful paint jobs for guns in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, can sell for thousands of dollars. If someone owns these items in their Steam account and a hacker gets control of it, they can move those items to their own accounts and sell them later.The fourth installment in the Counter-Strike franchise, according to IGN, has climbed all the way to the top of Steam's most-played game. Last October 20th over 10.7 million players were logged into steam concurrently playing games offered by the service. While the record for steam surpasses the 10 million record hit last June, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive turned out to be the most played steam title. It was followed by two Steam's free-to-play games Dota 2 and Team Fortress.

Panda Security researcher Bart Blaze unearthed the scam via TeamFortress.tv.Outside the remarkable demand for trading, CS: GO betting has become an addiction for thousands of players, and is centered around waging with skins. Websites like BetCSGO, CSGORumble, and CSGOLounge enjoy hundreds of thousands if not millions of visitors per month as an increasing number of users find interest in watching professional players, gambling on who they believe will win in certain matches, and hopefully reaping the rewards of their efforts.The H170 chipset is a lesser form of the Z170, with a greater focus on SMB (small business) and biz-client sales. H170 limits some BIOS overclocking options, but is available for cheaper than its Z170 variant.Starting off with the middle ground, you can see that some of the European and American Counter-Strike: Global Offensive teams are getting paid around $3,000 USD per month as a salary in order to play video games. Doing the math, $36,000 per annum doesn't exactly sound like a big deal, but let's break it down further. Valve made the announcement official heading into the weekend, and it's causing quite a few Counter-Strike fans to call foul. As Valve states in the announcement, however, they gave players plenty of warning before finally taking action.

When many players aren't busy opening or earning skins of their own, they're probably watching someone else open cases. Well-known Twitch streamers and YouTubers have noted the incredible viewership that opening cases and performing skin giveaways brings, and some specialize in opening dozens of cases in a frenzy as viewers hope to witness the acquisition of a rare knife skin, or winning one of their own in a raffle.The CS: GO community has benefited greatly from this microtransaction-oriented addition to the game. Today, CS: GO stands as one of the most popular games in the world with a consistent 500,000+ concurrent player count, and it's due in large part to the introduction of these skins. With this incredible amount of popularity, tournament are held regularly and with increasing prize pools, and so has the game's attractiveness for sponsors. There's a community centered around CS: GO, eSport matches, skins, and more that surpasses anything that the franchise has ever achieved before. As the game has built up a massive market, dedicated players have been able to make a good living playing the game as professional gamers, managers, shoutcasters, and streamers.